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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

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BKnnn, Nov. 19.-ThouRh nothing
has been officially announced regarding
Prince BismaFckss long interview With
the ezsF, Il is an 0psn seuFek tn diplo-
matte circles that Bismarck has ensr-
Retically urged the ozaT to assist In
putting an end to Russia's economic
war with Germany. He is understood
to hsve spoken frankly and earnestly
with the ezaY, not minoing matters b1t
stating plainly what personal obstacles
existed within the Russian government
and operated against the restoration Of
arnicabls relations. II the conditions
proposed By Bismarck be fulfilled, there
viIl probably be 9 reconstruction Of the
Russian ministry. The exar, IL is be-
Iisved, Is ready 20 throw over DeGieFs,
with whom be is displeased for his
dealings Bulgaria and his failure TO
chsck the central Eaxopeau alliance.
Whatever repFoachment between Russia
and Germany ID effected, Il will remain
without infinence on RussiA's relations
toward the triple alliance.
The important announcement is
made tonight that. owing 10 the Illness
of the crown prince, Prince William
will, BY command Of the emperor, rep
resent bis father In all future state
ceremonies ana receptions.
Prince William does not swerve from
his admiration for Prince Bismarck.
He is devoted TO the chancelloE's theo-
ries Of governments and will implicitly
sahmit 20 his guidance. There was
such q marked Improvement IN the
crown princes condition today that Dr..
Howell declared that be begnn 10 eope
for bis recovery. Il 10 said nov that
the princess mslady is traceable 70
hereditaxy psedispositi0a. His grand
mother, Qneen Louise. died from can
ceFous tnm0rs in her lungs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

san FRAnclsco. New. 19.--In che ease
ef ex-Inspeetor Ferdinand D. CipFioo
and Wm. A. Boyd, formefiy ID charge
Of the Chinese collection departments ef
the Custom House, and who bad bcen
indicted By tho grand tary n eon-
neciion with the Chinese oeriinoafa
ffards, hail Was fixed at $4,000 fnR
Boyd and $4,000 for Cipriso. Tho iai-
ter cbiained his bail khia nftormo0n ard
waa released, hia sufefiss being n. M.
Rlaek and q. A. Clinton.
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CHASED wrrH HOUNDS.
CH1oAao, Nov. 19.--A zSmes', Oaiers.
Alabama, speoial says; For the pasi
thFee months six Mormon elders have
been proselyting 10 this section, and
also % several small tows across The
Georgia bordeg. Several converts were
made a. the latter place and the indig ;
nation and wrath of tbs people could
hardly bs suppressed. When, on last
Monday, four married women and two
men left their hemes and made public
their intention Of going 90 Utah, the
people gave the elders notice 70 move
0n Instantly. The refused at hrsf, but
Monday night two Of them we're taken
out and taKred and feathereds and the
nexa night she two others were chaseo
into the woods BY h0unds, and kept
there ali night. The elders left next
day and theooBVeFts are nov missing
also, icavine six forzaken homes. II TIE
elders eves return they will Be saot On
SIGHT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20
Rarssus Gale

IsaRBMuna, Miah., Nov. 19.-A fuFi
Gus gale sprana up this morning from
the northeask. There are a namber Of
beiated passenger and freight vessels
on Lake Superior, aid Il is feared that
they have saAsEFed. AZ 10 O'clock to-
niRht the gale l. bIswina more vi0lent-
ly than during the day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

NKw YoxK, New. ls.-Priyste letters
received in this city from Panama re-
pogt that 10 work Of sny importance Is
being eone on the canal. The two
leading hFEus Of contractors are said 50
be embarrassed financially. Another
pEouinent ooutEastor claims over 500.
o0e due from The company. Several
Important jademeuts have been dled
against tue canal company. Several
asiEaras and sales are advertised. 'The
canal u practically dead already said
a rxumineut engineer she other day,
sshouCh the efforts IN Paris 10 aalvaa.
izs TIE remains may keep ~ ~ ap-
pesrance cf life for soue time to coms.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

CHIBAao, New. ia snoW storm, she
arst Of The season. hersa here earlv
this morning, and when darkness came
on tonlght Il ahogsd 10 signs Of abas.
ing. wind all day bleg gale. while
tie tsmperature keps going gradually
lower. This evening the storm had all
the characteristics Of Q regular biizzasd.
At times the street ear trafllc on the
north division Of the city was broughi
10 q complete Glandstili.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

MselIaG DC GEana nun.

NHw YoRK. Nov. l8.-At q meeting {
The Joint eommittee Of the trunk lini
today 10 consider the cut made By q
Grand Trunk IN dressed beef and e.
port trafac on November IA. u was r
solved that the Grand Trunk rates
adopted as q basis Of the joint cou
mftieo, With further notifications I
cattle and other tariffs, made neoessaI
hy the same, 10 take effect on Noysn
Der q. Is vas also resolved that II q
Grand Trunk made any further chang
the chairman Of the ioiat committee
empowered 10 issus new tariffs 10 col
form Herewith.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20
I'M In nl..aIVea.

NKw YoHK. New. I9.-As 3 Ees1if Of
the late s1ecffon in this city Il has bssn
deeidsd 20 dissolve the Demoerniie fac
sisn known aa Irving Han and ita maEn-
bars viii become idanttGed With Tam
nany Hall or he ecnnsy DsnoeEacy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

HEu OnzRkzs, Hov. le.-Tbe city is
and viii smoke tonizki snd the sazss
esndifiona arr KseoFted from kazae
Cssy Gnd fF1m Dssy palrts cn ths Lis
sizafppi. FaEoo aad failakntobie Val
lsya, and naViRnsbea 90 tee Miaissippa
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BAS RnANcEsuo, Nov. l9.-Wm.O .Obsnt,
fhs ased Swiss who shos and killed
John MeLsaahlin. uas called up fer
naDtancs today, has a. the Epq1sss 81
ex-JndRs DaFWin. VITO appeared On isa.
half az ne dsfsn6aue. ths maa1er cent
oTer anil ngxs Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

Ca1cA0o, New. l9.-fha eondncsoFs
aid and beasfit assscis sticn eonveution
aaishad its wufk today vita The cleo
don OF otHcers. TIE delegates start ~
saErow sa an exouFsaon 20 Vera CEaz,
Maxfno.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

& bsann inps6sd. Ths ARES alanR ne
N1AahaleAi are supRosod % ha the
s119e. IEflbls ezs9 ere raging cn
Honey lzland and kfIbs Iaks end rnnoh
damaRe frou ths f1resl ares i rsparleH
Ia 8outkexn Arkansas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

Nxw Yonx. Nov. I9s-The Gsv fofk
ssnla anfi Salnon Rspabiiean Leaeae
as issnsd a. addresa 10 ths Rep1bli-
caus 81 she ssats. eaIlinR npon all VIA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20
M Dimmlg Case.

sAH FnANcIsoo, Nos. 1e.-Ohief Of Po-
lIse CroWisy was served with 9 uFit of
habsaa coFpus today 20 bave 3nhn A.
Dimmia, accused % the murder Of
Hanry BenhayeB, ID Sacramento on
next Monday, When tke motion - ~
fsase ths rrisuner vii be argeed before
fha nuNrause oouF4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

wKszSarcx. Nov. i9.--The president
sedzy appotnasd Gee. = Hives. ef Neg
Tork, % Be assistant secretary ot state.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

sAE FaAncsuo. Nov. H.. n. Sen-
feys. who sho4 0aorae 2oulhef iaal
night, suErsndaEee hlmgeif TODAY. HiH
victim has been sauang01 70 g. Marysa
haspilal. and there ia Mttaha hop8 ak
hsR TnnpEWrV.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

E0RTu YAKuGk. Nov. f9.--HpeciAl--J.
h. Adams, register Of the Spokane
lsnd Ufioa, today sold the YakiHa Sig
Aal 10 J. h. Ce and O. w. LeRgstt-
Hereafter u win Be q stra3eht Dsuc-
araffe aau4uaueF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

but 4 b tha Rsnufai oplnIun thnl San
franclseo q the plaee for n. 0na nf
tte pl1os for Ne eelzhIatirn b ie Eun
an Gxoorslon ffpm Portland q ltiN
sitT, hFlnRinR 1ewn khe RuveEnox o.
OFsRon, the mayer ~ RutlI.nd and
pramfnnmt ciiinanas and then q hanQaea
il this city. % which al tAo stats and
eiiy oeasisls ana ieedlnR sitinons win b
inTlaed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

ean FnAncEloo. HsT. 19.-1hs delails
of fhe ceIehFn1ion q the nppEoaehiBe
eom mpiatt0n of the CaliforuIa 4 O1eaD1
rnlssoad WiIl pFShaoig Be Arranged u
eonfarencs next Tnesday e the Eoamg
af ahn state beaFd 81 trade. h4orAUegi99
u anxloos 90 hAva th1 ealsbration t&eEH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

ths parry ID tAs slzle o. 9 riatfnfn u
opsn oppo1i.tep o he aalcon4 and -
mesl with Ne Laagne 81 eoufetsnsa ID
nIrno1ss % DecsHhsE 15th and 16lA.
1he cal declares thAt tbs lafe el8ettsn
GeD1AGkkH&ad that fke tanar infefeal
rallied iis entire fasrs aNz<nst the Re-
pnnii11n candidAtess thMa th1 KeD1hli-
can pzTlg theEefose has nothtng % lee
by taking ~ apen Sand aeaiust ne
hq1aF, an4 aassxtB fha1 Il bas mueh %
E4tn - 1videnoe1 ID the resazts
aeAiessd b. Ne Rspablicans h Penn
agfrania.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

PoRxLkHD, Nov. 1e.-tspeciAil l-The
ccuFt martial trying Captain Tobey Of
the Fourteenth Infantry, Uniied States
Army, is still In session, and q member
Of the eouFt sisted this morning that
the investigation woulf not be oonclud-
ed until Monday oF Tuesday Of next
week. The investigation Of serious
charges against Captain Tobey ID at
tracing much attention IN military cir
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

HoErn YAKnxA, Esv. 19.-Spcciel--A
pablo msstina here toniaht resolved 70
ala VnneouveF 10 eonaiFne1tng . FA1l.
road between these points. A commit
zee, consisting of Mayor Nhifsons
Georas Goodwin and A. B. Weed, gAa
appofntsd 70 visa Vsnc0uxeF and ocn-
fsr With her citizens fer e0-opefatiou n
a. rr~nlfrufnarv aaFk
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Meshodiss Church.

DkHvrLxE, Va, Nov. IA conferences
Of she Mefhodist church lsouth) tsday
adopted resolutions setting forth ''thRt
We are profoundly eouvinced Of the evil
character and influences Of the theatre
and its power as promoter OF IRE
lieion, immortality and vice, and that We
most aaectionstely and earnestly ex-
pect our people 70 set thsiE faces neainst
this thinQ as q diversion which cannot
be ased IL the nama Of the Lard Jesus. "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

Sioux CTTx, Iowa. Nov. 19.-The frst
week Of the AFrensdorf trial ended With
full day put In on the erosa-examina-
tion of Oavitt, the stzte's evidence wit
ness, and when the defense are seeking
to cover With the direct murder Of Had
dock. Nothing new was developed from
the former trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

MKaEPHz, Nov. 19.-F0F the past ten
dsys forest Ares have been raging all
aroumd thig section Of c0untry, and ow-
inQ 10 the extreme dgyHess Of every
thing and tue prsvaience Of high win1s
they are becoming very dangerous. The
farmers are stFainirg every nerve 20
save their gins and residences and ssy-
eral have been burned out. Ihe rail-
roads Rre blockaded and trafiie Inter
Fupted BY the burning u bridges and
the falling OF buFning trees. TelogFaph
ccmmnnication b being seriously intaf-
tered With. Unless rain comes sooa ths
damage viii Be great. Mach apprchsH
sion a felf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

PORTLAND. Nov. b. special YES
terday The Iifeless body o. Wm- Pray
vas discovered lying in ssoH which vas
moored neas Gkamekawa on the lower
C0lumbia. The coroner OF Claiaap
eounky vas notified and visited the
soeue. Il VS. asceFtained that Pray
hsd died Of heert disease. He bad
lived for many years along ths lower
river and vas sell know among tbe var
ious hshariss. TIE body vas removed
a.. Aaar~fa g. fsnRfnf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

NV Yozk, Nov. Ie.-The game in ihs
cantest for college supremacy a. foot
ball vas played az The polo grolnds thts
afternoon between YAie and Princetoz-
Il attracted tue atssndance Of 5oo pao-
PIE, mostly students. In spite Of the
eown pear cf Tain. The EF1Ezie vas .
stubborn and nad-covering one II 70
sailed IN favor Of Ysls b . score Of
I2too
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

PORTLAND. Nov. ls.-Iepecial l-The
United States revenue cutter. Thomas
Oorwin, sailed today FROM Astoria Tor
San Francisco. 1be vessel expects to
return 10 Astoria about Dsoembor 1st,
and spend the winter there.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

SkH FnaNcnnoo. Noy. lB.--It vas dis
covered today that the OEsgon HaliWag
and Navigation Oempany's sieamar o..
iumbia. whinh vas 90 have sailed 10
morrow for Portland, was I'm no oonai-
kion 10 pnt 10 aas. Tha crank pfn Waa
foand 10 Be 90 seriously strained tna9
Il Will have 20 Be- Fepiaoeo b q neu
ane, whiie 8 few ether repairs ere
thouahf 20 Be necessary. Ingload of
sailing tomoffow, The ship vii pfola-
bly, go sway on Moaday o. Tuss1ag.
A man VITO baa mneh 10 do with paa
senEaF tFsfis, aid tsdays 'AOn the hEat
o. Hext month paansnR1K fare on The
staar1Fs of the Oreaon Railway "A Nav
igAfion oompany from skia city 70 PERI
lsnd vii Be out down 70 e7.Eo and So
Hsfetofors the Feanl4r fare has boe1
SO and 80 Esapoe1IsslT for gI1era4a
an9 sabiB, bat he Railroad, uhi81 has
oaly besn charging SIS and 81 fe9
aome tine pas1, eo4 b aBd I'D he
bnsinesA ThaEe h4Vs be4n iaselg
bet faw people tG4v6llng bE
sfeazo1r eompaFed wisM wbaf tAaKe
usrs before lho Fall rnaio % orsgon
wsa nearly fnishe3. - ihs sleama1ip
rsopie, 70 order = 81 the tra1e bn1k
neatn, nro eolna % make r9tac1iozs.
/ L1ar h14a ~ bGfn Iu5audinR % fsV1
Is kn1su, beNsFs, ouaii Dsc1mt1S La
whsu thsq NrE4 a1zinE i an ne p1b.
Sc and hia ln eaEneai ksH buatn6s =.
0reg4utHB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

LoEDox, Nov. 19.--A fantastic comedy
entitled ~The CiFe8ssaa1," was PRO-
daced 81 tue Criterion theateR this
evening. David James took the Lead
ing part The paay vas only 9 partial
sascess. bsiag reeeiys1 With mingled
cheeEs and hisseL
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PARrs, Nov. I9.-The Journal dee De-
bats saws Il 10 the fixed intention Of
President Greyy nos 10 resign BE
docs not admit that parliamentary
pressure can enforce q presidents resig
nation. Such Q state Of things he holds
woald be subveraive Of the constitution.
His resignation wouid create Q mis-
ehievous precedent, as bis successors
would thereby be bound TO resign every
time public opinion vas against them.
The Freaeh scandal.
PARrs, Nov. 19.-Ii is believed thai
enly Graymon. the late prefecs Of po-
lice, and Il. Wilson are implicated in
the lettas scandal.
oraer of fhe Ranek Eagle.
BxxErx, Nov. I9.--Emperor william
has conferred tbs order Of Black Eagie
upon Count Shouvzlod, the RassaA1
ambassador at Berlin.
RditoF 0,BFiea,s Clothes.
DuErzs, Nov. l9.-The governor Of
the TulIamore jail heard today that
clothinR for the uss Of 0Bfien had
been srnucRied into the pFisO0- be at
once prsceeded 10 O'Brien'a cell and
found the prisoner up and wearing .
suit o. tweed.
ReSurn of ahe Princess.
LoxpoE, Nov. 19.-The Princess Of
Wales and her children arrived st
OaeensborouRh this moaning fr0U
| Dsnmark. They we're met By The Primes
who escsrted them 10 London. they
Wsre greeted enthusiastically uyo1 their
arrival In this city.
ExpoFs DafGes Abelished.
IoxpoN, Nov. Is. Advises from
B1snos Ayres state that al the export
duffes imposed by the Argentine Re-
pahlie vii be sbolished On January l.
isSS.
| 0nfy . Partial saeoesA.
Lowpox, Nov. 19.--A fantastic comedy
entitled ~The CiraRzsaan," was PRO-
daced 81 tue Criserion theatcR this
evening. David James took the Lead
he part The Play vas only partial
saecsss. bsiag received with mfnzled
ehseEs and hisssA
IrvtnE Hau Dissolved
NV Yosx, New. I9.-As q Eea1lf ol
the late election in this city Il has bssz
deeided 70 dissolve khe Demoeraiie fac
sisn known aa lKvinQ Han and its meEn'
hsEs viii become idanttGed with Tan
nany Hall Or ths eoonsy Dsnosracy.
II nIEsea wfGh smoke.
ii Nru OnznAzs. Eov. la.-Tbe city i
! alisd viii EInaks toniekt snd the sazl
J esnditiona Gxs Reeofted from kazal
! Cssy Gnd frgm DsEy palcts On tbs Ms
: siaHippi, Nanoo aad faiiakntnbie Val
lsya. Rnd naEinasbea % tes MtAissipp
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SAI.x LaKx. Nov. Ia.--Uuited States
Marshal DFer, as aeceiYef nf the Nor
mcn churcn pFopsrty, today ssinsd all
The persopnl propeFsy In the Tenpls
block and tlahfng cfnee- Thia property
Is claimed By Angas Cannon, Who
elsims that Il uas tuFnsd ever % kim
before TIE passage Of tka Law aDan
uhich tkese proceeciuRs are fn1nded, ,hui
| be turned tkeU hask in4o The pozsnszf0n
/ of ahs aharch. lnpensoEies were usaSz
ah8wtnn NE Vaaaa ee thu hoEnss. caf4i1
and safes 10 lha xnias q e168. .7SA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

PHILApELFHEA, Nov. 19.-The CON-
naitsse on the Methodisi church exteR-
sion completed its labors for the year
today. The chief business vas the tx
Tag OF the appointment Of the amounts
10 be asked from the several confer.
encee mart year and the amounts au
thoFized 70 be given for the relief Of
the churches within each conference
limits. The committee Of appoint
[nents Askad for total ef &237, 7,l60.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

Wales ana her children arrived et
OaeensborouRh this moaning frOU
Dsumark. They vere met By The Primes
who esesrted them 10 London. they
Wsre greeted enthusiastically upo1 their
arrival In this city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

kEw XozR. New. IA number q
anarshislA anaona whom was Jokann
Hos. Rathsred e their hsadqnartsEs -
night foE TIE parpnss q koldinR : meet
in9. bat teaEinR TIE poIies and sssinR {
reporter Wafnhlne them. fhev save Il
up. 0ns of thair number esssnltsd ne
FeRxe9enfal1se Of Newspaper and wzs
aKEesled. he Rase ahs name of Erpene
koeninRs . machinisk. Be threw away
. box of cartridges after hin arrest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

I.oxDoS, Nov. IS. - Advises from
Busnos Ayres state that al the export
dusies imposed ~ the ArRentine Re
pablie vii be sbolished on January !.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

LozDox. Nov. IA meeting was held
today 70 form 3 Alaw and liberty
leaens." Jaoob Bright aegaaa The mag
istraies q e0ndoninR the misoon1nel e
lhs poliee. Mr.. Sleads denoaneed The
brutality Of the p0lice, ana ch1f9ed
tham With malfFeaflna the pEigenegs
taken last sanday, beth daring ibe Fow
and aftar they were taken 10 the station.
A motion 10 fsrm The ieaGne was ofs1eo
~ Saunders, who oupdanDed the e0v-
ernment ~ being responsible fer tn9
whole affair. Socialist Hyndhnm SEC
ondsd ne mOticn, whioh gaa adopled.
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NV Xomx. NoF. 1n.--The slesrnar
SiFius. from Rie Jzneire. arrived a ihis
poFl today, and waa detained ai quEE-
anfine on aeceuna ef amallpox. she
has only esSen rassenzsFs A ebild
dlsd from the disease On lhe l1fh IN
stant and vas buried e. oea. The
aleameE Waezland. fEsm Antwerp. uAs
also detained e. qnaraniine, as she car
Fsea several passe1RsFs Who came from
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DuErrx, Nov. I9.-The governor Of
the TulIsmore Jail heard today that
clothinR for the usa Of OBfien bad
been srnue0led into the pFiso0- be at
once prsceeded 10 O'Brien's ceil and
sound the prisoner up and wearing .
auif O.. tweed.
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On Preve an AlIbl.

MILwkUKKR, Nov. l9-The cook OF
the Juneau club. of this city. says he
can prove an alibi for John AFensdorf,
now on trial at Sioux City, Iowa, for
the murder Of Rev. George O. Haddock.
He says that be was cook in the Shep-
ard restaurant, In Sioux CITY, at the
time Of the murder, and on the night
Of the tragedy be served AFensdorf aad
some companions with supper. He
says that when the fatal shot was ired
AFensdorf vas thro wing dice for the
drinks at the bar OF the Festau rant.
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Los AHak1us, Nov. Ie.--MFs. Maaais
Francis, Who keeps the WayaFiy HOUSE.
vas discovered this morning uno1n-
seious With q towel saturated with ekioE-
efsFm crowded far down her threat.
The bed clothing was turncd down and
numerous bruises en- her llmba nB4
body showed she had made q foarfni
struggle. The etheFs IL the house.
however, had heard no noiae daring Ne
night. Several hundred dollars Which
she had placed under her pillog we're
R0ns, and TIE oontsnia of the reom had
besn tborsuahiy Fanzacksd. Mrs. fFan-
els condition 4 very critical. There y
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Los ANauRs, Nov. ia.-Dcteetiga
Brady uaa arrested today on q charge
Of burglary, preferred By Hrs. Aiice
Hester, lodging house keeper, who ~
ssrts that q tgnek IL her honae gas
Finsd by him. Brady Was released on
5000 bail. Il h supposed 70 be tah
pus by gamblers 30 EevenEe themselves
lor The effective work Of Brady againai
then.
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PMEEcoZT, A. r, Nos. l0.--Iha boiler
"a W. z. Wilsun 4 Co.aa @u min, nine
miles IRON Prszcott, sxpioda3 this
moFulnG, killing six uen. HlG1n NaH
fnzt raised ard t1e machinoFy ua8 ready
% start when tie Exrl1siun ooeuEre3,
It's nano9 ok the killed are w. Z. VII
sun, one 81 the prapEielorai Ton Cow
ley. enRlnesrs John Akafs. head nawyaEs
Chnxlea ColiinE, Andrew slnnnronk and
Baldwin IayloE. Tha eraatasf ox6l1e.
msnt prevailed hers, and every avail
able vehicle Ia loWu gag enNaR1d %
visit the scene of The aoolaenl. xhe
body 0f Wilson was eeyerod comrf1l1iF
u tEo, and the pieees were bloEn -
ouposIie diFeetl0nN. GeoFns HaInIeF
- a. = .~.1.. n-...nfs.zan 49,
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wIthoat Foundation.

PHIADKEPHIA, Nov. 19.-The secTe-
taEy Of the steel rail makers assooiaiioa
states that published reports that
general suspension Of steel rail mills
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NEW YoAx. Nov. 1s.-Paal O. siding,
author Of several books in the Danish
and Of tFanalations into English, vas
found dead tn oed today. In the AeF-
ohRuta hotel.
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San RnAnoIsuo. Nov. i9.--Il Il lsarned
that the bark W. w. Oaaa, Which sailed
hencs on Wednesday for Astoria, nnR-
fowly escaped destruction under tha
North headn. AZ she pngaaed Qua the
wind fell calm, and the vessel drlfiad
inside The biRhi. inst ander the hoade.
Her anchors. which weFe LET 20, heid,
however. and thoeRh she wne danger
ously near the rocks, she did not STRIKE
When tke steamer Hamboldt passed
her, az ] q. n. yesterday, the bark vas
within q few feet Of ahe rocks AZ noon
. bgeezs spranR up. and TIE vessel PRO.
eeeded 10 sea.